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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1990
Page
11
Dr Gott notes allergic reactions arise from mast cell release of histamine causing vessel permeability and symptoms from swelling to anaphylaxis. Sensitization by specific antibodies means foods must be eaten in sufficient quantity and sometimes additives cause reactions. Allergies can drift or fade over time.
A widowed sister should adapt to changes in health and appetite by embracing cooking as a new art. Introduce calcium rich dairy carefully, balance protein and minerals, and explore fiber rich recipes. Visit bookstores for healthful cookbooks, cook together, host dinners, and freeze meals for solo nights.
The Picturephone era arrives slowly with still black and white images sent over copper lines. Mitsubishi and Sony lead the market with Sony Face to Face at $500, and buyers face high costs and limited motion color transmission as Japan and US firms push toward real-time video links.
Readers vent about coffee being a health hazard and tobacco in a Dear Abby exchange. The letter-writer points to caffeine risks while countering talk on smoking and notes coffee’s stimulant effects and historical lore. Also included are readers’ pet peeves about polite replies and herpes honesty, plus a bridge result and upcoming Legion game.
A teen asks whether to invite both parents to graduation. Dr Wallace advises inviting the father and grandmother, noting graduations are non confrontational and the student should decide. Additional letters cover stranger harassment and being forced to attend church by parents, with guidance on personal boundaries and rights before adulthood.
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